The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-11-29

a CnjlQ ana a woman Lose Inelr
Lives by Fire at Coehran-A Roof
Lifted from House Near Alapaha
When there was no Sign of a Wind
Storm.
GEORGIA
Macon is preparing to have au extensive
poultry and bench show in January next.
Mrs Sallie Phillpot, an aged lady of
Franklin, is supposed to have committed
suicide by drowning herself in the river at
that place.
The Ladies Parsonage Aid Society Of
Zebulon church have raised during the
year S166 40. Zebulon church has raised
for all church purposes this year S406.
A citizen and countryman got into a
quarrel at jackson, last Friday, when at
the instance of the citizen the countryman
was arrested for disorderly conduct and
fined by the Mayor 81 80, whereupon the
citizen who caused the arrest, paid the fine.
A few days ago the mill and gin house, a
two-story building with cotton seed house
attached, belonging to DIR. r. w. Mays,
located near Maystown, was burned. The
loss is between 81 800 and $1,000, partly
insured. The fire was originated by the
gin.
At Newman Saturday, Mrs w, c., Snead,
while bathing her face at the washstand at
AOlleX6 Threw neI manu- 10 1cI ldC5
and exclaimed: "Oh, my head and fell
back on the floor dead She had been COM
planning some the last few days. The cause
of death was paralysis of the heart.
At Macon Saturday. Undertaken Clay
furnished coffin for the remains of Mrs.
Lena Horne of Jacksonville The de-
ceased was aged 62 y-ais. Sic was walking
in the house, stumbled al fell. completely
crushing her ankle. The shock to her ner
floN 1E,I;
death.
Breisenick 81 Son have commenced the
erection of a three-story building on Bay
street. Brunswick, next to their foundry
The building will cost about $500. 1t is
expected Mr.. James Calnan, who owns the
adjoining lot, will join with them, and in
that event the two buildings will cost about
$1,000.
On Friday evening Of last week. while the
rain was falling, the roof and plates the
latter pinned DOWN were lifted from a. log
house near James Murray's, two and half
miles from Alapaha, and set down in the
yard There is no sign of wind in the
vicinity of the house, in fact there was not
the slightest damage to anything except the
roof.
At Americas Saturday Green Gilbert, the
bill poster, had his wife make him bucket
of paste for the purpose of hanging some
bills after dinner. His wife made it and
carried it out in the yard to cool for use.
Gilbert's little 2-year-old boy was playing
in the yard, and, being attracted by the
paste, todded to it, and losing his balance.
fell into the bucket of scalding hot paste
He was taken out as soon as possible but
was so badly scalded that it is doubtful if he
can live.
Jackson NetCs: 1t was rumored on the
streets last Wednesday that one James
Lindsey, who lives at Sandy Ridge, in
Henry county, was declared TO be the man
who assassinated Tom McNair near Fincher-
vile, in this county, several months ago
A negro who hal been arrested and carried
to Atlanta on the charge of illicit distilling,
says that he was present and held the horses
of the parties engaged in the murder. The
negro says that James Lindsey did the
shooting while the other party or parties
deceived McNair from his house. A reward
of $3.50 was offered by the Governor for the
murderers of Tom McNair.
Milledgeville Chronicle: Mr. E. H. Ems
wiler showed us a remarkable string of
beads the other day. 1t contained nearly
200, nearly all of which were different, both
in material and design. Mr. Emswiler has
been farming at Rock Landing, on the Lati-
mer place, about six miles below this city
on the river Rock Landing was once an
Indian village and traders post. These
about oo0 scree Of land o,,d NJ. E,,es5 ~
Children had made II MONT 70 ,;ci, NV, o,,J
save every one tbev found Tbns tha rpoi L.
tion was secnred II is nrohaIi,r +be ,,1rs+
intarastino str;nc of baadS ~ H. TT .lio9S
STATES and as Avn 1nd;an YeI;c IL LII
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some OF the most valuable pieces OF proper
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10. NO. IL, on when part OF the city of
Atlanta Is now ouilt, was traded years ago
Tor morse, and gentleman was relating
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